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IMO it's dependent on your location as network performance can vary wildly. Might be worth getting a PAYG SIM from EE and Vodafone/O2 (they share networks) to t
by scrlk 4y ago
IMO it's dependent on your location as network performance can vary wildly. Might be worth getting a PAYG SIM from EE and Vodafone/O2 (they share networks) to test speed, signal strength etc.
If you are on a contract I would wait until next April when the yearly inflaton price hikes are announced.
FWIW I am paying Vodafone £7 pcm after cashback for 200 GB 5G data, unlimited minutes and texts.
- jonatron 4y agoPretty sure Vodafone and O2 are different. Maybe there's some sharing going on, but I've found Vodafone to be much better than O2.
- scrlk 4y agoSee: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRDzWoNG0jo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRDzWoNG0jo https://pedroc.co.uk/content/vodafone-o2-beacon-1-and-2 https://pedroc.co.uk/content/vodafone-o2-beacon-1-and-2 In London, the network sharing agreement was unwound due to capacity issues.